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So this colleague of mine created a simple mapper and I want to add some more features to it. I suspect mapStruct will not be able to automatically generate methods for it, so I believe I will have to write custom mapping logic. I want to map values that are nested inside the input object and saved in a key-value-pair structure to attributes of the output.

1. Am I correct in assuming that I need to write a custom mapper?
2. Can I attach my custom mapping logic to his existing streight forward mapper?
3. Or do I have to replace his mapper completely by the new custom mapper?

Here is an example of the kind of structure at hand. He implemented mapping for members one, two and three, I would like to add mapping for members alpha and beta.

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I am trying to use mongoose discriminators to make these nested inside the 'fabrics' array in the Product model.

I am getting error after error when attempting to import data, I have been changing the setup to try and make it work to no avail. I have read the discriminator documentation along with about 30 different posts on mongoose discriminators.

The error I'm getting in this setup is "TypeError: Product.path is not a function"

This is like the 15th different way I've attempted to connect the discriminators, all based on other posts which people seem to say have worked for them.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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